The Road Less Traveled

A road cycling route starting from Jabbeke

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Embark on a scenic road journey through hidden gems of West-Vlaanderen

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Discover the hidden gems of West-Vlaanderen on this captivating road cycling route. With a distance of 61 kilometers and a gentle ascent of 99 meters, this route is ideal for intermediate cyclists looking to explore beyond the beaten path. Immerse yourself in the tranquil countryside and uncover the rich history of the region.

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61 km

99 m

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Start: Jabbeke Village center

Jabbeke: Scenic Cycling Routes and an Artistic Hub

Jabbeke is a small town located in the province of West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. From a cyclist's perspective, Jabbeke offers a variety of cycling routes that traverse through beautiful countryside landscapes. It is well-known for its picturesque views and quiet roads, making it an ideal destination for road and gravel cyclists. The town is also home to the iconic Museum of Modern Art, which showcases a collection of artwork by renowned artists. With its cyclist-friendly atmosphere and breathtaking scenery, Jabbeke ranks a solid 4 in terms of cycling suitability and tourism potential.

10 km

Godshuis De MoorAttraction

16 km

MoerbruggeHamlet

30 km

Maria-AalterVillage

Visit Maria-Aalter and discover the charm of this quaint town. Take a stroll through the picturesque streets and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

39 km

WingeneVillage

Explore Wingene and visit Geitenboerderij 'De Klaverlochting,' a goat farm where you can learn about the production of goat cheese and even interact with the friendly goats.

53 km

De Leeuw / Zuidwege / Sint-ElooiHamlet

Experience the rural beauty of De Leeuw / Zuidwege / Sint-Elooi, with its idyllic landscapes and scenic routes that make it a popular destination for cycling enthusiasts.

59 km

SnellegemVillage

Stop by Snellegem and marvel at the stunning Snellegem Castle. Originally dating back to the 12th century, the castle is now privately owned but offers a picturesque backdrop for photos.